The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-10-15


deaden the spirit and burden life.
Resolve to be chverful--think
about cheerful things, and sue
cess must follow. Make the very
best Of your circumstances aud
your surroundings. Keep up a
serene, courageous disposition.
The very effort IS Invaluable to
any one, and should you fail to
succeed, resolve without delay to
renew the effort thousand times,
and never say Il word about your
failures, but publish your sue
cess IN the attainment OF Il gener-
Gus, cheerful, joyous frame Of
mind, from the very house tops.
Sunshine adyertises itself every
where, and so do kind looks, gen
lie wofds and gracious deeds.
They are all beautiful. They are
bracing to mind aud body, and
their aroma IS as sweet as the
balmy air IF morning.
IT IS SAID THERE ARE THREE EXCEL.
LENT FAMILY PHYSICIANS,
A. DR.. Quiet, DR.. Diet and Dr..
Merryman. The last gentleman
is a brother to Dir, Cheerfulness.
Another gentleman should be add
cd to tins group, DR.. Cleanliness.
Water is cheap. The poorest
may enjoy the luxury of bath.
The free use Of water in cleans
ing the skin of impurities is
very important to health. Mill
lens of pores cover the body.
These little openings, too small to
be seen by the naked eye, arc
easily closed by dust and oil which
exudcs through them. They are
the escape valves Of the body, for
impurities. Clog them, and head
ache, dullness, languor, and d
general lifeless indisposition fol-
low. You feel as if the world
was your enemy. Tie "blues"
and all his imps have come to take
charge OF you. These 5.uo ene-
mics make life for thetime being,
sufficiently blue for you to imagine
that a dozen diseases are making
you special victim. No wonderl
A smoky imagination is a great
make-belieye. Soap and water
will clear this sky. Before the
cleansing power Of water, the
cob-webs and the spiders must 90.
There Is marvellous efficacy in wa
ter, properly used. Health. vigor
and freshness attend IFS judicious
application.
DR. EMPLOYMENT SHOULD NOT BE
FORGOTTEN ~ THE CONSULTATION
ABOUT HEALTH
5. To be earnestly employed in
something useful is a splendid
tonic. A good article of physical
exercise ia some useful work has
been at a premium rs health
promoter for nearly sIx,thousand
years. The highest awards have
been bestowed upon Il by sensi-
bic people every where. 1t is not
a cure-all, but it comes nearer be-
ing a cule-all than all the other
cure-alls combined. 1t is sover-
eign remedy for smoky, blue and
yellow imaginary Ills. II has
never failed to cure these ills, how
ever deep-seated and however OBJ
stinate they might be, when gen
uine article Of physical exercise
could be procured. The worst
cases of mental and moral mildeH
have invariably yielded to the viz
tues Of this remedy. There is nc
/ discount on the remedy. There
is no harm in the genuine article
judlciously and regularly used
| Exercise by fits and starts is spu-
rious, TO drink a bucket full d
water on Monday and none dur
ing the remainder of the week i.
just as wise as exercise ono day
and none during the next five
days. The only danger is il
playing exercise, in nlbbling at it
in treating it ms 4 dainty toy. The
genuine article stirs the blood
and pays US 10 real vigor, in ;
good appetite for wholesome food
and in real, refreshlngisound sleep
fTIm LAST SUGGESTION IS MADE UPo2
| THE CONDITION THAT YoU ARE SICK
REALLY. OR IN THE IMAGINATIoN.
] 6. In either event, sign bon,
that you viii pay fiye>hsndret
dollars to the public school funC
for your county, If You think
breathe, whisper. write or speal
to yonr most intimate friend th,
word, sick, your family physician
alone excepted. In other words
\ think and speak about every thing
except your ailment. Those wh'
wish to argue this question, vii
I hardly sign the bond, and vii
just as certainly not learn th'